Question

ASAP 3.What does England represent in this novel?   A. oppression and greed   B. kindness and humor   C. order and civilization   D. waste and hatred
10.Why does Dr. Livesey treat the wounded pirates, who are his enemies?



 
A.
He feels guilty about firing on them.


 
B.
He is confused.


 
C.
He is a decent person.


 
D.
He realizes that he was wrong to fight them.
13.What does alcohol symbolize in Treasure Island?



 
A.
lack of religion


 
B.
treasure


 
C.
the wild ocean


 
D.
disorder

15.How do the pirates feel when they think they hear Flint's voice as they near the treasure?



 
A.
They are happy because they thought Flint was dead.


 
B.
They are afraid because they believe the voice is Flint's ghost.


 
C.
They are confident because they think his voice is directing them to the treasure.


 
D.
They are amused because they know that Ben Gunn is imitating Flint.

Answer 1

The best and most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is letter A. Some people have the will to survive through great adversity.

Endgame, by Samuel Beckett, is a one-act play with four characters. It was originally written in French; Beckett himself translated it into English.

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